EnviroVent has recently launched the heatSava, an intelligent single room heat recovery unit, designed to eliminate condensation and mould. Perfect for those who are looking for new and innovative ways to save energy, this clever through-the-wall ventilation unit reduces carbon emissions and provides continuous all year round ventilation, in addition to a whole range of other benefits.

A new way to eliminate condensation and mould problems within your housing stock whilst helping your residents save energy and money.

As suppliers of innovative ventilation systems, we are extremely passionate about providing good indoor air quality to everyone, which is why we’ve joined forces with Bioclad^® and JTM Service in a unique alliance to help you achieve the perfect risk control solution against three of the main sources of cross contamination within a care home environment: ventilation, laundry areas and walls.

As most developers and builders already know, ventilation became a ‘notifiable work’ as a result of the 2010 revisions to Part F of the Building regulations. Ventilation must now be installed by a competent person and signed off by Building Control.

In order to create a healthy living environment and avoid any condensation and mould problems, asset managers around the country are kept on their toes as it falls to them to ensure their housing stock is kept well ventilated.

Believe it or not, mould growth can have a detrimental effect on the health of those living in the affected property, which is why mould problems should be dealt with quickly, effectively and correctly. As tempting as it may be to paint over mould on your walls it isn’t going to solve the problem.

It is not something you really sit down and think about but good indoor air quality is vital to a healthy home, and in some cases, a lifeline for the occupant’s wellbeing. Poor indoor air quality can lead to numerous allergies in particular, asthma and dust mite related allergies.

EnviroVent’s team of system designers can ensure the most effective ventilation solution is specified to comply with government regulations.

Radon penetration occurs in many thousands of homes in the UK, predominantly in the East Midlands and the South West but there are pockets just about everywhere across the UK.